Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-06-29

paris green for any other purpose. call on
Giles q Shepherd and get the pure quill.
the genuine article. In other words, call
on Giles & Shepherd for pure, unadultcr-
ated paris green. ...s #sss5, I.
Rochester Post: Mr.. Ova Cook when
up here recently from Austin, left with us
a fine sample of the paint clay Of that
place, peculiar pink colored earth,
which being ground. makes fine quality
of mineral paint. There are large depos-
its of it at Austin of different colors, and
it is reasonable to expect that it will de-
velop good deal of wealth for our
neighbor city. i:s5@ t5ass5
The Southwestern Minnesota Edito-
rial Association held its third annual SEES
sion at Mankato, Friday, June "a. The
meeting was we'll attended, and the usual
editorial wind exchanged. The officers
elected for the ensuing year are: L. r.
Hunt, President; G. E. Wise, First Vice
President; j. A. Henry, Second Vice
President; E. II. Dearth. Secretary; I. E.
Bowen, Treasurer. n
! -Owstonna Journal and Herald
Unice, twelve years old, daughter of Mr.
J. D. Ames, rode out to the springs with
her father Sunday evening about
O. clock. She went with the other chill
dren to cut a cane and in doing SO cut q
very Geep cash in her arm. BY good
luck DR.. Harrington was on the ground
and assisted in binding UP the wound.
Fortunately the cut severed no artery or
vein and there were no serious results.
Attention Sir knights! Next Mon
day evening is the regular monthly meet
ing OF St. Bernard Commandery. Let
every Sir Knight turn out, as the trip to
Maplewood Park, Waseca, will be talked
up. The committee is DESTROYS of find
| ing out about how many will attend.
| Tuesday, July 10, lis the day the Command
| cry propose to 90. Remember the Monday
evening meeting, and let every Sir
Knight be- present that the matter may
be thoroughly understood.
| Giles & Shepherd have display of
| fire works large enoug h to supply the
| whole county with noise (patriotism)
| whole week. Some of those big crack
| ers a:e Large as a log of MAPLE" and
| makes worse noise than Yankee Doo-
dies swapping gun. Lots of other stuff
there too, which we didn't stop to exam
inc after Giles told US that the cracker
| would explode when touched with a
match. But say, we will stand outside
and watch while you 60 into Giles &
Shepherds drug store and examine them.
They are nice too.
| Trains on the Southern Minnesota
division will be run into Austin after
July l. The following order has been
issued to conductors and engineers at
Ramsey: IL
eve expect to issue new time card
June 80, making Austin a division sta
! ~, nd ;rh<
laying over there. Will make no change
in passenger conductors runs at present.
| On account of the limited side track
at Austin, 5000 feet is beng laid at Ram
sey to accommodate the through east and
west cars, and they will not be taken into
Austin.
! One of the pleasant social events of
the season was the party given by Mr..
E. J. Schwan last Thursday evening" In
vited friends to the number of about rs
were present. 1t was most enjoyable
affair, every one having good time.
The amusements of the evening were in.
| terspersed with music, but the duets by
spoken of, and the music pronounced
! tirst.class. Refreshments were served at
1890. The festivities of the evening
were continued until nearly IL, when the
party adjourned, feeling that they had
enjoyed an evening unusually full of
amusement. j..
We rise to remark for the benefit of
those people who own the company of
dogs that is engaged in giving night con-
certs in the city. that at this time of year
the air after about 10 or o'clock is Pc
culiarly unhealthy for the dog family:
| A ri fnr <ho
being of the highly useful animals should
in out of the dew at II o'clock p. m.
From that time until o'clock the next
day they run risks of contracting mala-
dies that will bring them to untimely
ends. Let the owners Of all good and
we'll regulated dogs see that they are in
their little beds and securely fastened up
before the witching and dangerous hour
of midnight.
We met J. M. Diment at Owatonna
Monday night, and he informed us he was
camping at Maplewood Park, Waseca,
having lots of fun, catching hosts of fish,
and fatting up an inch on the rib every
day. Some of the boys seemed to doubt
this especially that he was catching hosts
Of fish, when Jim warmed right up, laid
off his hat, and says Il will tell you now
boys, honor bright, we 90 out in the
evening and catch al the fish we can eat
for breakfast, and I ate seven whole fish
one morning for breakfast, myself.
have gained six pounds in six days" This
so confou nded the boys, that they gave
one long whistle settled back into chair
and serene silence prevailed. We solemn
ly vowed that when we got home we
would shYly suggest to our friends A. F.
Mattlce and s. D. Catherwood that they
would fat man up like that. We sup.
pose this is the same kind of feed that the
portly editor of the Radicallives on most
| ly bull heads. r. -.
| An Important Element.
OF the success of Hoods Sarsaparilla il
the fact that every purchaser receives q
| fair onn iva1nnt fOr hio mnnov Tho 70.